Rendle Taylor

Rendle Taylor has a diverse work experience spanning several companies and roles. In 1993, they started working as a Software Quality Assurance Engineer at International Game Technology, where they were recognized for increasing the testing team's productivity and mitigating an OSHA penalty. After leaving International Game Technology in 2011, Rendle worked at various companies, including Hiredtexas, where they volunteered as an instructor. In 2013, they joined Aerotek as a Quality Assurance Tester, applying Agile Methodology and collaborating with stakeholders to create and execute test cases. Rendle also worked at QualiTest Group as a Senior Software Quality Analyst, providing test engineering services for POS Non Functional Requirements testing at Whole Foods Market. Rendle later joined Aerotek - Luminex Corporation as a Hardware Test Tech II and then as a Senior Payment Software Tester at Wayne Fueling Systems. Currently, Rendle is working at Randalls Food Market as a Fuel Center Manager. Throughout their career, they have demonstrated skills in testing, test case creation, documentation, and team collaboration.

Rendle Taylor has a strong educational background in business management and computer software/database technology. In 2000-2002, Rendle attended the University of Phoenix and obtained a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management. Later on, from 2011 to 2014, Rendle pursued higher education at Regis University and successfully completed a Master's Degree in Computer Software/Database Technology.

In addition to these academic achievements, Rendle also holds certifications in the field. One notable certification is the MCSE (Microsoft Certified Solutions Expert) from Microsoft, although the specific details of when and where it was obtained are not available.

Prior to these university experiences, Rendle attended Truckee Meadows Community College but the exact time period is unknown. During this time, Rendle studied Lan Support and Administration and earned an AAS degree. Rendle also attended NHTI, Concord's Community College, where an AAS degree was obtained in Industrial Electronics, but the dates of enrollment are unavailable.